Isabel Angell

The lobotomy was promised a miracle cure for mental illness, but instead left patients and families devastated. 

For more than a decade, United Nations peacekeepers have been a constant presence in Haiti, but today the U.N. Security Council voted to end its mission in six months.

After putting their careers on the line by threatening to boycott the World Championships, the U.S. Women's National Hockey Team took home gold after defeating Canada on Friday.

Between January 2015 and July 2016, some 68 companies that received government contracts had violated wage laws.

Since the 1980s, Evangelicals have become one of the most reliable voting blocks in the United States. 

A year and a half after the Ferguson Commission released their "Forward Through Ferguson" report, some activists say the city hasn't made enough changes.

The GOP healthcare plan would have barred states from expanding Medicaid, but since the deal fell apart, many states are now considering expansion in order to cover more residents.

President Trump says his new executive order will bring back coal miner jobs, but economists aren't so sure. 

A look at how presidents have responded to leaked classified information, starting with the Pentagon Papers. 

The team is asking for higher pay and more development programs as they negotiate a new contract. They've threatened to boycott the World Championships if they don't reach a deal. 

Wildfires ripped through Kansas earlier this month. Some area ranchers who voted for Donald Trump say they wish the president was paying more attention to them in their time of need. 

A young woman who relies on her ACA insurance to cover her mental health care costs says she's worried about the law's possible replacement. 

China’s 2017 National People’s Congress concludes this week. Some 3,000 lawmakers convened in Beijing to discuss China’s economic outlook, President Trump, and more.

In Europe, the political climate has taken a turn to the right ahead of elections in the Netherlands and France. 

Quarterback Colin Kaepernick is facing criticism again for what he'll do during the national anthem — but this time, it's for saying he'll stand. 

Can't make it to Austin? Here's how to get the full South by Southwest festival experience from the comfort of your living room. 

Democrats and some moderate Republicans have said the plan to appeal the Affordable Care Act will hurt many Americans, but some people will surely benefit.

Michael Bornstein was just 4-years-old when he was liberated from the Auschwitz concentration camp during World War II. Now 70 years later, he is finally sharing his story. 

From a collapsed economy in the early 1990s to rising up again as a global superpower, Russia has come a long way since the fall of the Soviet Union.

Today, the Texas Supreme Court hears oral arguments in a case challenging the city’s benefit policy for same-sex couples, despite the fact that same-sex marriage is the law of the land.